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Bookmark or Share- Jellyfish Aquariums and Care: Ask Me Anything | Reef2ReefSome jellyfish can be kept with others, and then some should be left alone. Heres a quick list of groups of jellies that can be kept together: Fried Egg Jellyfish, Lagoon Jellyfish, Upside Down Jellyfish, Blubber Jellyfish- These are all great together. Ice Jellyfish, Flame Jellyfish, Mushroom Jellyfish - These guys are all related and do well.
- Dosing Lanthanum Chloride - A Personal Experience | Reef2Reefi have been dosing lanthanum for a while now. i also experienced STN on corals. now over 2 yrs of Lanthanum use all phosphates have leached out of the rocks and i dont have to dose much. i mix 1 oz of SeaKlear in 1 gal of rodi water and only dose 250 ml once a week and it keeps my phos levels right at 0 to 0.01 range. no more damage to corals.
- Jellyfish for beginners | Reef2ReefI am fascinated by jellyfish, but the turn-off for me is that they don't live long. Similar to Cuttlefish, which I think is the most fascinating saltwater creature, they just don't live very long. I just find it tough to spend all that time and effort for something that might live a year, if your lucky. No jellyfish for me.
- Upside Down Jellyfish species tank | Reef2ReefSince Jellyfish are ~95% water, they are very easily manipulated by water movement. If your sump intake is on the top, I think that should be safe. But if there are sump intakes on the bottom or middle of the tank, there could be a risk if it were to dislodge (by itself or via water movement) and get pulled into a spot.
- Hydroids: a reference to some strategies | Reef2ReefLike many of us, I have had problems on and off over the years with Hydroids. The ones that have always given me the most problems are the common ones that almost look like a smaller and darker version of the beginner coral called Yellow Polyps. But the colonial Hydroid is much smaller than...
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